New Game Plus – Gaming Center is a video arcade in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where visitors can drop in seven days a week for a few hours of dedicated play. The venue operates a consistent 2 PM to 10 PM schedule every day of the week, which makes planning a visit straightforward — whether you’re squeezing in a session after school or work, or building a weekend afternoon around a stack of cabinets.
As part of Albuquerque’s broader gaming scene — which includes larger, family-style complexes like Dave & Buster’s Albuquerque and Main Event Albuquerque, as well as bowling-arcade hybrids such as Round1 Bowling & Arcade and Hinkle Fun Center — New Game Plus – Gaming Center positions itself as a focused, video-game-only stop on the city’s arcade map rather than a sprawling amusement-center experience.
Whether you’re a local looking for a regular haunt or a visitor passing through central New Mexico, this listing page pulls together the directory record so you can quickly see what’s known — and what isn’t — about the venue before you head out the door.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Albuquerque, NM |
| Phone | +1 505-308-5755 |
| Hours | Sunday – Saturday: 2 PM – 10 PM |
| Rating | 4.9 out of 5 from 106 reviews |
| Best For | Drop-in video arcade sessions |
The Scene
With a 4.9 rating drawn from 106 reviews, New Game Plus – Gaming Center clearly resonates strongly with the players who have visited so far. That kind of near-perfect score across a meaningful sample size tends to signal a tight, well-loved local spot rather than a sprawling chain — exactly the kind of neighborhood arcade that keeps regulars coming back.
The directory record classifies the venue strictly as a “Video arcade,” so visitors should expect an environment organized around screens and cabinets rather than midway-style redemption games, bowling lanes, or full-blown amusement-center attractions. Because the venue’s homepage analysis, reviewer summaries, and curated review highlights were not captured for this listing, we can’t quote individual player comments here — for the freshest take, browse visitor reviews directly through the venue’s entry on the arcade finder, or check the interactive arcade map to see how New Game Plus – Gaming Center fits alongside neighboring venues in Albuquerque.
If you’d like to read the underlying reviews or contribute one of your own, the venue’s website at http://thenewgameplus.com/ and its phone line are also useful starting points, since the directory record itself does not store individual review quotes at this time.
Games & Machines
As a dedicated video arcade, New Game Plus – Gaming Center is built around electronic, screen-based play rather than mechanical or prize-redemption games. The directory record did not include a specific cabinet or game lineup for this venue, so we can’t list individual titles or manufacturers here without risking inaccuracy. For the current machine inventory — including which fighting, rhythm, racing, or retro titles are currently set up — head to the venue’s website at http://thenewgameplus.com/ or call +1 505-308-5755 to ask directly.
For broader comparison, the interactive arcade map is the easiest way to size up New Game Plus – Gaming Center against nearby spots like Round1 Bowling & Arcade – Albuquerque and Hinkle Fun Center, both of which sit within the same Albuquerque market but lean toward bowling-and-amusement formats rather than pure video play.
Visiting
New Game Plus – Gaming Center sits in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the directory record only provides the city-level address rather than a specific street number. If you need exact directions, plug the venue’s coordinates (latitude 35.096703, longitude -106.55032) into your navigation app, or open the interactive arcade map for a precise pin and surrounding venue context.
Hours are uniform across the entire week: the venue opens at 2 PM and closes at 10 PM, Sunday through Saturday. That consistent schedule removes the guesswork from planning a visit — there’s no late-night window, so plan your sessions for the afternoon and evening. The venue can be reached by phone at +1 505-308-5755, and the official website at http://thenewgameplus.com/ is the best source for any day-of updates, holiday closures, or special events.
The directory record does not include information about an age policy, on-site food and drink service, or private party or group-booking options, so we won’t speculate on any of those details here. If you’re chasing a specific amenity — minors’ policy, snacks, birthday or corporate bookings — the venue’s own website or a quick phone call is the fastest way to confirm what’s available before you head out.
Finally, if you operate New Game Plus – Gaming Center and want to update the hours, photos, machine list, or amenities shown in this listing, you can claim your listing and edit it directly. And if you’re still weighing your options across the city, the arcade finder lets you sort and filter every Albuquerque venue — including Main Event Albuquerque, Dave & Buster’s Albuquerque, and the rest of the local field — in one place.